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Social Media Calls Out “Pink Tax” in Japan, Including MUJI’s Subtle Price Differences

Social media users in Japan highlighted “pink tax” concerns, arguing that some retailers—including MUJI—charge women more through subtle product and pricing differences. The term gained traction this week as discussions spread online.

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"Pink tax" isn't a word that's been bandied around a lot in Japan. That changed this week as social media users noted the ways in which retail giants like MUJI subtly insist that women pay more for the crime of existing.
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Social Media Calls Out “Pink Tax” in Japan, Including MUJI’s Subtle Price Differences

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"Pink tax" isn't a word that's been bandied around a lot in Japan. That changed this week as social media users noted the ways in which retail giants like MUJI subtly insist that women pay more for the crime of existing.

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